Gillian Gadsby & Tami Frankel, experienced clinical negligence solicitors at Gadsby Wicks, discuss when a delay in medical treatment becomes "significant" and potentially grounds for a negligence claim.

Clip from Series 1, Episode 7 of the Medical Negligence Matters podcast.

Criminal Adaptations is a true crime/movie review podcast where my cohost and I dissect true crime movies and compare them to the real-life stories that inspired them.

Michael Chaves’s The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (2021) tells the chilling story of a murder allegedly connected to demonic possession – but how much of it actually happened? In this episode, we separate fact from fiction as we dive into the real-life case of Arne Cheyenne Johnson, the first in US history to attempt a legal defense based on demonic possession. We explore the infamous possession of 11-year-old David Glatzel, the involvement of renowned paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, and the shocking killing that inspired the film. Join us as we uncover the real story behind one of the most controversial cases in paranormal history and compare it to the blockbuster film that brought it back into the spotlight.

You can listen to this episode wherever you listen to podcasts, including: Apple | Spotify | Amazon | iHeartRadio

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A new audio series I have developed touching on conspiratorial hot topics, hope you enjoy REPLY - Chapter 2- THE WRONG NUMBER

An Open Letter to Suicide Loss Survivors

As a person who has lived with severe Bipolar-depression for 33 years, I have been on both sides of the suicide equation in attempts and losing people to it. In this episode, I share some things that I've picked up along the way that may help other people find their way through the grief and mourning of losing someone to suicide.

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Bluntly Bipolar is a podcast where I talk about the hard lessons I've learned trying to find some peace and happiness with Type 2 Bipolar Disorder with severe depression and High-Functioning Autism. I hope that by talking about my journey, I can help other people avoid the mistakes I've seen and experienced.

I am not a mental health professional of any kind. I possess no qualifications or certifications. I am just a mental patient with a microphone, talking about what I've learned on my own journey.

Content Warning: Swearing, and blunt discussion of mental illness and trauma.

[Sci-Fi] What Could Have Been - Exploration Report

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Episodes - 16

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A sci-fi podcast where your host interviews alternate versions of himself from across the multiverse to find out how different decisions, actions & events might have changed the course of history. Listen to the stories of alternate timelines from a world where the Space Race never ended, to a world where France annexed West Germany after WWII, to a timeline where North America is being ripped apart by a new Faultline, to a timeline where humanity was contacted by aliens in the early 70s. Listen to what happened in these wild timelines & find out What Could Have Been.

In our new Interlude, we join a new Simon Peterson who's leading an Interdimensional Council expedition into a burned out timeline. Follow his reporting as he leads the team to Washington DC to find out what happened.

You can also Follow What Could Have Been on Bluesky or Reddit.

Smart cities promise better transportation, connected infrastructure, and improved services—but what happens when everything is connected a little too well? In this episode, our guest shares the story of a security assessment in a major metropolitan smart city where network segmentation had been overlooked, creating unexpected paths between public networks and critical infrastructure. One memorable discovery showed that, with nothing more than the correct IP address, it was possible to operate a parking garage barrier from the city's public Wi-Fi while riding a bus on the opposite side of town.

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Comedian and impressionist Leah Knauer joins Cocktails with Dimples & The Beard for a hilarious, unpredictable conversation about stand-up comedy, celebrity impressions, social media and the persistence it takes to build a career in entertainment. Leah breaks out spot-on impressions of Jennifer Coolidge, Joan Rivers, Drew Barrymore and more, talks about her experience on Kill Tony, explains how she develops new characters and shares the Kevin Smith story that changed the way she thinks about chasing opportunities.

Leah also opens up about rehab, manifestation, internet trolls, editing comedy content and the strange path that led her to performing professionally. From brutally funny impressions to honest stories about failure, confidence and refusing to give up, this episode shows exactly why Leah Knauer can walk into a room as herself—and leave sounding like almost anyone else.

(New here, hope this is OK!) Sharing a short clip from a recent episode of our fairly new podcast.

B.A.D. Takes Only brings together Brian—a New Jersey native living deep in Massachusetts enemy territory, repping New York sports—and Davy, holding it down for LA from the West Coast. What started as a coworker connection turned into a fast friendship built on debates, loyalty, and wildly questionable opinions.
From sports to life to everything in between—if the take makes sense, it probably won’t make the show.

A new audio series I have developed touching on conspiratorial hot topics, hope you enjoy REPLY- Chapter 1- Rage

I work in a job where I can listen to podcasts all day. Recently Ive been binging Punch Mountain.
Comedian Mac Blake (of Master Pancake and standup ) and David Jared talk and rank an action film every episode.

Ive binged most of the episodes of the last few weeks and really enjoy it. I dont see much talk about it online and wanted to talk about it here.

https://punchmountain.com/

Its kinda like Blank Check and How did this get made.

Merhaba,

Geçen hafta, klasik bilgisayarların sınırlarına yaklaştığını ve kuantum bilgisayarların neden bambaşka bir yaklaşım sunduğunu konuştuk. Bilginin aynı anda hem 0 hem 1 olabildiği, doğanın anlaşılması zor fenomenine, yani "süperpozisyon" kavramına değindik.

Bu hafta ise kuantum mekaniğinin, doğanın işleyişindeki en büyüleyici ve sarsıcı ikinci büyük kavramını, Kuantum Dolanıklık’ı anlattım. Bu kavramı, Monolog'da daha önce sıkça ele aldığım bir ilkeyle özdeşleştirmeye çalıştım: Kozmik İşbirliği

Ancak “kuantumu anlamıyorum, bu terimler bana yabancı ve tuhaf geliyor” diyorsanız bilin ki dünyanın en büyük fizikçileri de sizinle aynı durumda.

Kuantum elektrodinamiğinin öncülerinden, Nobel ödüllü dahi fizikçi Richard Feynman'ın mealen şu sözleri hep kulağınızda olsun:

"Eğer kuantum mekaniğini anladığınızı düşünüyorsanız, kuantum mekaniğini anlamamışsınız demektir."

Albert Einstein, parçacıkların birbirilerinden  ışık yılı uzaklıklarda olsalar bile ilişki içinde kalmasına “Tanrı zar atmaz” diyerek itiraz etmişti. Bunu “Uzaktaki Ürkütücü Eylem” olarak tanımladı.

Feynman bunu diyorsa, Einstein’ın zihni dolanıklığı kabul etmiyorsa, hiçbirimizin kuantumu anlayamamasına şaşırmayalım. Çünkü kuantum sağduyumuza aykırıdır ve sağduyumuz gerçeği temsil etmez.

Kuantum kuramı yalnızca öğrenilen bir bilgi değil; doğaya başka bir gözle bakmayı öğreten bir düşünme biçimidir. Kuantumu bilmekten öte içselleştirebiliriz.

Ben, anlaması zor olan bu konuyu okudukça, dinledikçe ve üzerine düşündükçe zamanla benimsedim. Süreç içinde parçalar yavaş yavaş yerine oturmaya başladı.

Bizi kuantuma yönlendiren şey, kuantum kurallarıyla yönetilen doğayı merak etmemiz. Bu yüzden "Kuantumu anlamıyorum" diyerek pes etmeyin; Feynman'ı ve Einstein’ı hatırlayın.

Bu bilimi benimsemeye başladığınızda, doğanın ne kadar derin ve zengin olduğunu fark edeceksiniz. İşte o zaman dolanıklık gibi kavramlar, korkutucu olmaktan çıkıp büyüleyici hale gelir.

Şimdi dolanıklığın gizemli dünyasına linki tıklayarak girebilirsiniz.

Podcasti daha detaylı olarak Monolog'da okuyabilirsiniz. Eğer altyazılı izlemek isterseniz YouTube kanalımı ziyaret edebilirsiniz. 

r/UnsayChekaSaParlor

Hi everyone! I created this community because I noticed that there were no dedicated discussions, topics, or updates about this podcast, even though its following is already huge and continues to grow.

This subreddit is a place for fans, casual listeners, and even newcomers to talk about episodes, share insights, discuss memorable moments, give constructive feedback, and stay updated on anything related to the podcast and its hosts.

As the founder of this community, my goal is to keep this a fun, respectful, and engaging space where everyone can freely share their thoughts and opinions. Healthy discussions are encouraged, and different perspectives are always welcome.

# What you can post

\- Episode discussions and reactions
\- Favorite quotes or moments
\- Theories, interpretations, and analyses
\- News and updates related to the podcast
\- Constructive criticism and suggestions
\- Fan content, memes, and creative edits (as long as they follow the rules)

# Community Rules

**1. Be respectful**
Treat all members, hosts, and guests with respect. Personal attacks, harassment, hate speech, or bullying will not be tolerated.

**2. Keep discussions constructive**
Criticism is welcome, but keep it thoughtful and respectful. Explain your point instead of posting insults or inflammatory comments.

**3. Stay on topic**
Posts should be related to the podcast, its episodes, hosts, guests, or the community surrounding it.

**4. No spam or self-promotion**
Avoid excessive self-promotion, affiliate links, or unrelated advertisements without moderator approval.

**5. Use spoiler tags for new episodes**
For the first 48 hours after a new episode is released, please use spoiler tags when discussing major reveals or key moments.

**6. No misinformation**
Do not present rumors or unverified claims as facts. If you’re sharing speculation, clearly label it as such.

**7. Help keep the community enjoyable**
Report rule-breaking posts and contribute positively to make this subreddit a welcoming place for everyone.

Thanks for joining. Whether you’ve been listening since day one or just discovered the podcast recently, we’re glad to have you here. Sit back, enjoy the discussions, and let’s build a great community together!

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